|
Originally Posted by Evil-ution
Hmm but guys, can u really judge cars by there times there? I mean most of the track is straight and most of the turns u get are friendly ones...
|
I am wondering if this is the same Nurburgring that everyone else is thinking of... "most of the turns are friendly"??
|
Originally Posted by Evil-ution
That’s why American cars are good there...
|
Pretty biased comment there... there is only one American car that has done well at the 'Ring... (well 2 - if you count the CTS-V - well 3 if you also count the STS-V
)
The C5 Z06 and the C6 Z06 have proven that they do well a the Nurburgring, not because the Nurburgring is an "easy track that allows the badly handling American cars to do well" -- but becuase they are decently handling cars.
Thsi would be the FIRST time I have heard someone slam the Ring as "easy" because American cars do well there
hehe
|
Originally Posted by Evil-ution
Even Ferrari use this sick prudent way that they don’t check there cars any where but on Fiorina which doesn’t give us a chance to compare it with other cars… but I think we shouldn’t count on that German track much cause as “ice” said it’s a big track and u can mistake several times and for taking an accurate lap with no mistake how many times should u go around it, and u have to know that track well…
|
You have to know the track well... -- you said it.. but you could also be a professional race car driver... you know they have 24 hour races on the Nurburgring.. right? And there are people who have hundreds, maybe thousands of laps there - I think they qualify as "Know the trcak well"..
|
Originally Posted by Evil-ution
From my experience (playing GT4 ) I see that Tsukuba is fairly a good track to judge, it have different type of turns plus its small.. |
No comment...
Threaded Mode
